Extraordinary, unobstructed views - north and east - from this Tower Vallencay two bedroom, two bath apartment in one of Ibis Isle's premier buildings. Apartment is in unquestionably the best line of Tower Vallencay with wrap around balconies and a second floor water and mangrove setting. Ideal split bedroom floor plan gives both owner and guests' privacy in their own suites. Floor to ceiling windows provide abundant light in living room, dining room and bedrooms. Cross the bridge into the serene Palm Beach community of Ibis Isle, walk the south of Sloan's Curve Lake Trail and enjoy Phipps Ocean Park or drive just 5 minutes up Billionaire's Row on South Ocean Blvd to Worth Ave. See the photography, then schedule an appointment.
CondoProperty Type
1970Year Built
$778Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listed by JB Edwards• Sotheby's Intl. Realty, Inc.
Extraordinary, unobstructed views - north and east - from this Tower Vallencay two bedroom, two bath apartment in one of Ibis Isle's premier buildings. Apartment is in unquestionably the best line of Tower Vallencay with wrap around balconies and a second floor water and mangrove setting. Ideal split bedroom floor plan gives both owner and guests' privacy in their own suites. Floor to ceiling windows provide abundant light in living room, dining room and bedrooms. Cross the bridge into the serene Palm Beach community of Ibis Isle, walk the south of Sloan's Curve Lake Trail and enjoy Phipps Ocean Park or drive just 5 minutes up Billionaire's Row on South Ocean Blvd to Worth Ave. See the photography, then schedule an appointment.
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Last updated by owner on Apr 9, 2025.
R-C
Medium Density Residential District
The purpose of the R-C medium density residential district is to maintain a generally spacious environment for residential uses, as that term is defined in section 134-2, but, at the same time, permit a desirable variety of housing types. Population, density and height of buildings are low enough to be compatible with neighboring single-family development. Permitted community facilities, such as park and recreation areas, public schools and essential services, are the same as for the single-family residential districts.